Judith Robl
Speaker - Author - Writing Coach
Judith Robl
Speaking Topics
Four Principles from
Psalm 23:4
Tabby Teaches Prayer
Cultivating a Spirit of Forgiveness
Lessons from Four Women of Scripture
Properly Clad:
How to Wear a Garment of Praise When Your Life Is Rags and Tatters
Or she will design a topic to fit your agenda.
judith@judithrobl.com
Four Principles from
Psalm 23:4
Tabby Teaches Prayer
Cultivating a Spirit of Forgiveness
Lessons from Four Women of Scripture
Properly Clad:
How to Wear a Garment of Praise When Your Life Is Rags and Tatters
Or she will design a topic to fit your agenda.
judith@judithrobl.com
As Grandma Says is a devotional gift book, incorporating her grandmother's adages with an appropriate scripture, a pertinent life lesson, and a word of prayer.
Look for the companion book, As Grandpa Says, by Nick Harrison at Harvest House Publishers.
Look for the companion book, As Grandpa Says, by Nick Harrison at Harvest House Publishers.
Author
Brought up in an ordinary small town in rural Kansas, where nothing out of the ordinary happens Judith Robl led an ordinary life.
She went to college locally, married a teacher/farmer, reared a family. Life was good, but it was nothing out of the ordinary.
Then the world intruded. Violence in the form of murder of family members invaded her life and the lives of those around her. Not once, but twice.
Murder at the hands of strangers is one thing. Murder of family by family is something else again.
Coping with the aftermath of that violence taught her much about patience and perseverance, forgiveness and faith. Without faith, life can be impossible. With faith, nothing can overcome the believer.
Forging a deep root of faith is the basis for all her writing and speaking.
Brought up in an ordinary small town in rural Kansas, where nothing out of the ordinary happens Judith Robl led an ordinary life.
She went to college locally, married a teacher/farmer, reared a family. Life was good, but it was nothing out of the ordinary.
Then the world intruded. Violence in the form of murder of family members invaded her life and the lives of those around her. Not once, but twice.
Murder at the hands of strangers is one thing. Murder of family by family is something else again.
Coping with the aftermath of that violence taught her much about patience and perseverance, forgiveness and faith. Without faith, life can be impossible. With faith, nothing can overcome the believer.
Forging a deep root of faith is the basis for all her writing and speaking.
